2026-01-07 18:26:06

Regarding LINEA's airdrop performance in 2025, community opinions vary. Some believe it is the most anticipated airdrop of the year, but many participants remain cautious. From actual returns and project performance, the LINEA airdrop has not met market expectations. Compared to other mainstream airdrop projects, LINEA's early return rate and subsequent appreciation potential are relatively average, which also explains why some community members give it a low rating. It is worth considering that the quality of airdrop projects often determines participants' gains, and not all hyped-up airdrops can deliver the expected value.

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-10 04:55

Honestly, getting cut by LINEA was expected; it was obvious it wouldn't work out. Is that all?

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-09 01:06

Sigh, Linea really let us down this time. It was hyped up so much, but the outcome is still the same. Airdrop quality is really unpredictable; following the trend just gets you hurt. Linea's early returns were just so-so, I knew something was off. Instead of hoping for airdrops, it's better to research project fundamentals to avoid getting caught. Another project that opened high and then declined. When will we see a truly good airdrop?

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-08 10:20

linea turned out to be just another overhyped grimoire with blank pages... the alchemy never transmuted fr

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 01-07 18:56

It's better to know early that linea isn't working, so you don't waste time. I ended up farming for a few months in vain. Those who follow the trend of airdrops should accept reality; not everything hyped up can take off. linea is okay, what's the matter everyone? Anyway, I didn't lose out. The quality of airdrops really depends on luck; it's a fine line between hitting the jackpot and stepping on a landmine. I heard that the return rate of linea is average. Luckily, I didn't go all in. Don't be brainwashed by "most anticipated of the year" every day; doing your own research is the most important. What does this matter with linea? The higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment. Actually, early players might have made some profit, but it's hard to say for later ones. Timing is key when farming airdrops; not all projects can be liquidated. linea is nothing special; compared to others, it's indeed plain and unremarkable. That's why I choose carefully and don't blindly follow to farm.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-07 18:46

Honestly, LINEA is the kind of project that has been overhyped. There were expectations early on, but once it actually launched, it was just so-so. This airdrop taught me one thing: following the trend usually yields the worst returns; you have to figure things out on your own. LINEA's return rate definitely can't compare to other top projects, no wonder some people are complaining. There are many projects I believe in, but few can truly deliver. LINEA falls into the category of those that fall behind. Some projects only hype up their launch, and once the airdrop lands, their true nature is revealed. Not all hotly discussed airdrops are worth jumping on. This time, LINEA serves as a textbook negative example. So, it's more important to look at the project's strength rather than its popularity. LINEA is a vivid example this time. This incident with LINEA is enough to make beginners remember it well; hype doesn't necessarily mean good returns.

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GraphGuru

· 01-07 18:43

LINEA has once again fallen short of expectations. I told you, the hotter the airdrop, the more likely it is to flop. LINEA is hot, but this time the returns are really not as attractive as imagined. I've seen through it long ago; very few things that are hyped up can actually deliver, a bloody lesson. Wait, does LINEA really have no staying power? It seems many people are still concerned about it. Honestly, it's still greed. Wanting to participate in every airdrop, and ending up getting harvested—serves you right. LINEA's return rate is disappointing, but I'm more concerned about what will happen next. They hype it up so much, but this is the result. Can't help but facepalm. Stop hyping LINEA. Focus your energy on projects with real potential. Quality is king. Participating in one good project is better than following ten hype airdrops. LINEA really didn't perform well this time. Comparing it to others, the gap is obvious. The hype is inversely related to actual returns. Now I finally understand. Not all popular projects are worth expecting. LINEA is a vivid example.

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GasFeeCry

· 01-07 18:36

I'm a professional worker who complains about high gas fees every day, constantly battling with my wallet. LINEA, this time, is a typical futures marketing ploy; only after receiving it do I realize I was played. In my opinion, those following airdrops are all suckers; quality is what truly matters. Another "annual must-claim" has failed, forget it, I'll wait for the next one. Really, these project teams have all learned how to hype, but they can't deliver. If I had known about LINEA earlier, I wouldn't have bothered, just wasting Gas fees. No matter how loud they boast, it's all talk; in the end, numbers speak the truth. Wait, is this return rate serious? It's actually quite average.

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FallingLeaf

· 01-07 18:32

If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have participated, and I would have been fooled by the hype once again. LINEA is truly disappointing, which is why I now only trust my own judgment. Most airdrops that are hotly promoted are basically IQ taxes. Wake up, everyone. It seems I need to reevaluate my investment strategy again; LINEA is really not interesting. No matter how loudly they hype it, it’s useless. In the end, it all comes down to the return rate. I regret not taking action earlier; now it’s fallen beyond recognition. This is Web3—never believe the stories of hype. This incident with LINEA has taught me one thing: hype ≠ value. Really, it’s so painful to see others making money while I lose money. I guess I’ll have to wait for the next opportunity; this one can’t be saved.

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